Request expert consultation on attached 2D Echo
report. Specifically LA was 33 couple of years
back but now 44. Please advice. Age 42..weight
92..height 170.
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*The findings show effects of High Blood Pressure on the heart.
*Target blood pressure is less than 130/80 for the patient and MUST have the blood pressure under control with medications.
*Get urine tests: microscopy and Albumin/Creatinine ratio.
*Screen for Diabetes ( HbA1C) and high lipids (complete lipid profile)
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Not significantly high.do you have high bp problem???.also you have symptoms like palpitations, diziness,chest pain .if yes then control your bp well.because now its mild to moderate Hypertrophy due to increased load or blood pressure on heart .its also damaged the heart valves in future if bp raised.so controll your bp .and also do some test like ecg LFT,rft.,tsh,lipid profile. Maintain good lifestyle also.
Your 2D Echo shows:
• Left Atrium (LA) = 44 mm → mildly enlarged (previously 33 → now increased)
• Mild concentric LVH → thickening of heart muscle
• LVEF 60% → normal pumping function
• Grade I diastolic dysfunction → early relaxation abnormality
Next Steps
• Check and monitor:
– Blood pressure (very important)
– Fasting sugar, HbA1c
– Lipid profile
• Consult cardiologist / physician for:
– BP optimization (if elevated)
– Consider starting medication if required
• Repeat Echo after 6–12 months to monitor LA size progression
Health Tips
• Weight reduction is crucial (BMI currently high) → target gradual loss
• Daily 30–40 min brisk walking
• Reduce salt intake (important if BP borderline/high)
• Avoid smoking/alcohol (if applicable)
• Good sleep—screen for snoring/OSA if overweight
⚠️ Red flags:
• Breathlessness, palpitations, reduced exercise tolerance
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